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1
One Loooooove EP
Cat: SCRU 003. Rel: 04 Sep 23
Eleonora (5:04)
Crystal Cave (5:19)
Stoner Doner (5:11)
Warm Gate (5:22)
Tap Water (4:48)
Grand Delux (5:12)
Review: Following up some big recent tunes on Noire & Blanche and Scruniversal Tunes, Juravlove is back with more party starting and sample-heavy jams. These are DJ and dancer-friendly tunes suited to a range of settings. First up classic vocal samples define the fresh beats of 'Eleonora' then 'Crystal Cave' is all silky disco loops and 'Stoner Doner' slips into a sunset vibe for beach parties and open-air dancing. There is more of heady feel to the deep house grooves of 'Warm Gate' while 'Tap Water' goes for the peak time and the EP highlight comes at the end with 'Grand Delux'.
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We Are IE (remixes)
Cat: HOOJ 151. Rel: 05 Jul 22
We Are IE (original extended edit) (4:58)
We Are IE (Solo & Blade Yellow Cali mix) (3:18)
We Are IE (Horsepower Return To E remix) (6:07)
We Are IE (Borai Brizzle Bassline mix) (4:25)
Review: Whether or not Lennie D'Ice's 'We Are I.E' was the tune that inspired the birth of jungle has long been a matter of debate. Regardless, it was certainly highly influential - a booming, sub-heavy breakbeat hardcore anthem that undoubtedly shifted the musical dial on its initial release in 1991. Here the freshly remastered original - sounding weightier and sharper than ever - is joined by a trio of 21st century interpretations. Solo and Blade kick things off with a crisply chopped and pleasingly rolling re-edit before Horsepower Productions brilliantly re-imagine it as a punchy and powerful breakstep smasher. Arguably best of all though is the take from Bristol's Borai, who brilliantly joins the dots between bassline, 4/4 UKG and saucer-eyed turn-of-the-90s house. Let me hear you scream!
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Played by: Paul Starey
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The Lee Garden Historical Preservation Society
Cat: METALP 26. Rel: 15 Feb 24
The Lost (7:32)
The Scarlet Gospels (5:35)
Destro (5:22)
All 7 (4:39)
Big White (4:53)
Ice Squirrels (5:26)
Andromeda (6:05)
Vermin (feat Flowanastasia) (5:46)
For To Say (5:44)
After Dinner Face Coffee (6:44)
Into Void (6:31)
Trusssss (5:22)
Errol (9:44)
Review: Toronto besties Gremlinz and Jesta have been plotting, scheming and collaborating their entire adult lives - off and on - and releasing together consistently since 2018, but The Lee Garden Historical Preservation Society is their most significant creation to date. An ice cold web of tales and textures that digs deep into drum & bass music's most uncompromising and future-focused aesthetics, over 13 tracks they dig deep into a range of influences - techno ('Andromeda'), jungle ('Destro') and elements of grunge and trip hop on cuts such as 'Vermin' and 'After Dinner Coffee Face' are all in the mix but they forever keep the sonics tight and consistent. Metalheadz through and through.
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 in stock $46.80
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KMS 25th Anniversary Classsics Vinyl Sampler 10 Part 2
Cat: KMSCLASSICSSMPLR 0102. Rel: 13 Dec 12
Good Life (Mayday Club mix)
Good Life (Steve Silk Hurley remix)
Review: Celebrating 25 years of beat business in true style, Kevin Saunderson dusts off two highly sought after remixes of the tune defined both his career and, arguably, house music at large. Both Derrick May's Mayday remix and Steve Silk Hurley's remix hum with so much formative chic you can hear their analogue heartbeats. Standing the test of time remarkably well, Derrick's mix is stripped back and comes complete with hefty sonic booms while Steve Silk Hurley's mix adds a more party-tinged warehouse feel.
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 in stock $7.62
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Dwarde & Tim Reaper
Cat: CW 128. Rel: 06 Dec 23
Don't Go Away (7:06)
Foliage (5:56)
Groovin' (6:39)
I Can't Understand (6:21)
Review: Dwarde and Tim Reaper are drum & bass heavyweights so to have them together on one EP is a real treat. Their four-tracker on Fabio's Creative Wax label kicks off with 'Don't Go Away', a cacophony of Amen breaks and celestial chords that tugs you in several directions at once. 'Foliage' then rides a deeper vibe with silky drums and cosmic ambient pads bringing a blissed-out feel. 'Groovin' opens up the flipside with more tough, edgy breaks and plunging bass then 'I Can't Understand' closes out with a lovely bit of subtle vocal euphoria, pitched-up vocals and uplifting drums.
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Chinwah EP
Chinwah EP (12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: YUM 071V. Rel: 29 Nov 23
I Know U (5:25)
Chinwah (Big DJs) (6:34)
I Know U (Swankout Ready 2 Rave mix) (5:14)
Review: Shadow Child and Mark Archer are two titans of the UK underground who have also very much made their mark on the world stage, though with quite different sounds. Here they find some sweet middle ground with a fierce new three tracker on Food Music. It opens up with the throwback rave energy and belting diva vocals of 'I Know U' and gets even bigger with 'Chinwah (Big DJs)', a cantering big room house cut with throwback stabs. The best of the lot is saved for last when 'I Know U' (Swankout Ready 2 Rave mix) erupts on waves of flappy drums and rich rave synths.
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7
Forwards In Reverse
Cat: KRG 03. Rel: 17 Jan 24
Wake Up (4:40)
Jungle Warriors (5:22)
Hello Darkness (Final mix) (5:47)
The Voice (6:20)
Jump Up Junglist (5:30)
Desire (5:42)
Nowhere (5:57)
Giant Steps (5:02)
Review: Kniteforce is back with a third no-frills hardcore outing and this one casts it all the way back to 1993, when Bay B Kane dropped this Forwards In Reverse album on Whitehouse Records. It has been fully remastered and officially licensed for this reissue which is sure to win it a whole new raft of fans. There is a real lust for this sort of authentic old-school energy right now - barreling breakbeats, raved-up synths and brain-frying pads that cause utter carnage on the dance floor. Even all these years later it still sounds as good as anything in its genre.
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Intelligent Woman
Intelligent Woman (heavyweight vinyl 12")
Cat: PTDUB 08. Rel: 31 Aug 22
Intelligent Woman (5:05)
Intelligent Woman (2020 remix) (3:52)
Review: Seminal business: DJ Rap's 1995 anthem 'Intelligent Woman' remains one of the most relevant and iconic jungle tracks to this day and still demands a reload 27 years later. Fully backed up by a harder, more D&B-focused 2020 re-lick, Kniteforce pay respect to Rap and her influence on the drum & bass game with this long-awaited repress. Grab it and invest in a slice of serious history.
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Rave EP
Rave EP (12" limited to 100 copies)
Cat: ZMP 006. Rel: 11 Dec 23
Furious Locals (5:11)
Scratchy Samples (0:32)
Hippies Gathering (4:12)
Furious Locals (Ona:v remix) (5:01)
Hippies Gathering (Randolph Filthy Rave remix) (5:17)
Skank In The Rave (4:38)
Disco Binferno (4:30)
Review: Filth Rich gets suitably filthy on this fresh outing on Zimp. His Rave EP collides many different influences from techno to electro, acid to rave, and also chucks in some classic samples to really make the tunes pop. The first is a peak-time breakbeat bruiser with slapping hits and yelping vocals, then 'Hippies Gathering' is a prog techno classic from the late 90s Castle Morten rave scene. Randolph offers his own Filthy Rave remix that gets even more wild and included along the way are some sample-tactic snippets to liven up your set no end.
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Slice & Dice EP
Slice & Dice EP (180 gram blue & black marbled vinyl 12")
Cat: ABVFS 026. Rel: 06 Mar 24
Slice & Dice (5:57)
Let's Go For A Ride (6:03)
Sonic Boom (5:37)
Ready To Go (6:02)
Review: Breakbeat brederen unite for another sermon at the altar of Dawl who brings the chaos to this new 12", Slice & Dice. The title track kicks off with some mad old school scratching before fresh breaks bounce along and a ragged bassline joins in the fun. 'Let's Go For A Ride is another percussive workout with snares and toms all flapping away at high speed and 'Sonic Boom' keeps up the madness with slick, high-speed beats and corrugated bassline. Last but not least, 'Ready To Go' completes the picture with another fresh collision of breaks and scratching.
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Trip To The Moon Remixes EP
Trip To The Moon Remixes EP (purple vinyl 12" in die-cut sleeve)
Cat: KFREPRESS 139. Rel: 18 Sep 23
Trip II The Moon Part 1 (Danny Byrd remix) (4:22)
Trip II The Moon Part 2 (NRG remix) (5:31)
Trip II The Moon Part 3 (Scott Brown remix) (4:25)
Review: Kniteforce Records drop the first instalment of remixes for UK hardcore royalty Acen's landmark 'Trip II The Moon' series. Originally released on Phil Fearon's iconic Production House imprint, Acen's Trip II The Moon trilogy formed a crucial part of the hardcore canon. The first remix comes courtesy of d&b veteran Danny Byrd, who delivers a bassbin-rattling slice of choppy late hardcore nostalgia, replete with air-raid sirens, plentiful Prizna-esque wubs, and a rushier rendition of the famous brass hook. Next in line is NRG, who reimagines 'Trip II The Moon Part 2' as a vast, multipartite 'ardkore odyssey, sashaying between misty-eyed E-lation and punishing hoover beatdowns, before Glasgow's bounce techno innovator Scott Brown raises the roof with a typically rushy hard house version of 'Trip II The Moon Part 3'.
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Return Of Q Project (remastered)
Cat: KLEG 01. Rel: 21 Sep 22
Champion Sound (7:01)
Night Moves (6:34)
Review: When it comes to UK hardcore/jungle schematics, they don't come much more authoritative than Q Project's 'Champion Sound'. That growing hoover sound and iconic vocal stab and those mercenary breaks... Like Total Science's Q himself, this still tears up dancefloors almost 30 years later. As does the often overlooked B-side 'Night Moves'. Bumping and rolling in the shadow of the anthem on the a-side, this wonderfully minimalistic track highlights the power of that essential stripped back dynamic of breaks and big bulging subs - the only ingredients any good D&B track truly needs.
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Bikini Bandits Kill! Kill! Kill! (20th Anniversary Edition)
Cat: RED 068. Rel: 08 Feb 24
666 MPH (3:45)
Blood & Fire (feat The dirty Dred) (3:49)
Can You Dig It? (feat Mike Redman) (3:32)
Catholic High School Girls In Trouble (feat Mike Redman) (4:23)
BootyGrind (feat Lolita Storm) (2:35)
Monster Trucks (4:58)
Dub Murderer (feat The dirty Dred) (5:12)
Miss Strap-On USA (3:37)
Jah Kingdom (feat The dirty Dred) (4:18)
Killa Gorilla (6:45)
Kriss (feat Crispin) (0:27)
SickSickSick MPH (feat Lolita Storm - G*Mart mix) (5:14)
Review: Bong-Ra's Bikini Bandits Kill! Kill! Kill! commemorates two decades of groundbreaking electronic music with this special 20th Anniversary Edition. Originally released in 2003, this reissue showcases the Dutch producer's mastery of breakcore, jungle and hardcore techno. With its relentless energy and intricate rhythms, tracks like 'Miss Strap-On USA' and 'Blood & Fire' deliver sonic assaults that defy convention. The album's fusion of aggressive beats and cinematic samples creates a dystopian soundscape that is both exhilarating and unsettling. Bong-Ra's visionary approach to sound manipulation shines through each cut and means this anniversary edition a must-have for fans of experimental sounds.
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14
Black Riot: Early Jungle Rave & Hardcore
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Black Riot: Early Jungle Rave & Hardcore (2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: SJRLP 452. Rel: 22 May 20
Rhythm For Reasons - "The Smokers Rhythm" (5:22)
Babylon Timewarp - "Durban Poison" (5:33)
The Terrorist - "RK1" (6:31)
DJ Dubplate - "Tings A Go On" (6:31)
Leviticus - "Burial" (6:29)
The Freaky - "Time & Age" (5:06)
Trip One (Snowball remix) (6:20)
DJ Krome & Mr Time - "Ganja Man" (5:54)
New Vision - "Way Of Life" (6:22)
DJ Dubplate - "Original Rubadubstyle" (4:42)
Hi Fi Power - "Chill Out" (4:52)
Nu Jacks - "House Sensation" (5:56)
Review: Those interested in the roots of UK bass music have been well-served of late, with a number of books and compilations focusing on the first wave of British dance music in the late 80s and early 90s. Soul Jazz's latest compilation is a superb addition to this growing list. It showcases music made in the post-bleep and early breakbeat hardcore period, where basslines got bigger, drum breaks faster, and ragga influences started to come to the fore. The selections are on-point throughout from the dub-wise rave rush of Babylon Timewarp's "Durban Poison" and the bleep-and-breaks-meets-proto-jungle shuffle of DJ Dubplate's "Tings A Go On", to the rave-rap goodness of The Freaky's "Time & Age" and the heavily edited darkcore/early jungle insanity that is Krome & Time's terrific "Ganja Man". In a word: essential.
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Eternal Mind
Eternal Mind (2xLP + MP3 download code)
Cat: PRSPCT 295. Rel: 14 Sep 23
Axehead (6:01)
Magnetic Mountain (4:47)
Eternal Mind (6:37)
What We Once Where (6:59)
Sleep Thieves (6:35)
Curve Of Forgetting (6:54)
Death Tappin (7:56)
Twilight Emerge (7:56)
Review: We already knew what a talented and innovative producer FFF has proven himself to be, but on his new and much awaited album Eternal Mind he finds new heights even by his own high standards. He wastes no time in sweeping you off your feet with some electrifying synth work and almost juke like drum programming on the opener 'Axehead' and from there explores all manner of drum & bass sound worlds, from minimal steppers like 'Magnetic Mountain' to cosmic future funk workouts such as 'What We Once Where' and on to ice cold and warp speed gems like 'Curve of Forgetting.' Sensational work.
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Blimey
Blimey (12")
Cat: HOO 12. Rel: 17 Jan 23
I Need It (7:23)
A Digital Right To The Soul (7:02)
Historical Absolutism (6:23)
Blimey (6:06)
Review: Blimey, crikey, gadzooks, flipping heck. Whatever your choice of exclamation, make sure you execute it with the same energy, creativity and passion as our lads Thugwidow and Bruised Skies. An exciting fusion of kindred energies on Hooversound, a label resonates with every ounce of their ravey charm and authentic ethic, each of these cuts hits hard with sweaty, visceral and often chaotic energy. Highlights include the four to the floor horsepower of 'Historical Absolutism' and the skin-rippling, hair-singeing, heart-popping ravey hype of 'Blimey'. Sheesh! What a powerful slab of wax.
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The Bass Project EP
The Bass Project EP (180 gram pink marbled vinyl 12" limited to 140 copies)
Cat: VFS 006. Rel: 06 Mar 24
Petruccio (5:09)
Over Again (6:03)
Over Again (mix 2) (5:12)
Review: As any keen breakbeat heads will know, DJ H's 'The Bass Project' EP came originally back in 1993 and is something of a classic in the genre. It is now getting reissued on nice heavyweight and pink marled vinyl in mad limited quantities but all mastered from a mint vinyl copy. The record infamously suffered from a questionable mixdown and so for this new reissue, the original samples have been re-sourced and layered over the restored files. Apparently, it took some 23 straight man-hours to get the work done - but it has paid off as these sound superb.
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DDB 014
DDB 014 (12")
Cat: DDB 014. Rel: 01 Feb 24
Sam C - "Under The Radar" (6:56)
Sam C - "Electric Flow" (5:55)
MadmatiK - "Lacrima" (7:19)
Sam C - "Eternal" (5:27)
Review: Diosis Decibel roll out another techno D&B fusion affair with the bossman Sam C once again at the controls. 'Under The Radar' sets the scene. A pummelling 165BPM 4x4 / breakbeat swagger, it punches holes in every wall of your house before it even comes out of the sleeve. These vibes persist across the 12" as Sam goes deep on the hypnotic 'Electric Flow' and euphoric on 'Eternal' while Italian-in-Romania Madmatik lays down some psy gold on 'Lacrima'. Exceptional.
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We Are One EP
Cat: CC 13. Rel: 10 Jan 24
We Are One (6:20)
Groove Tek (5:52)
Review: It is now Jack Smooth's turn to serve up some sonic brilliance on the hardcore-focused Cantina Cuts. And he does so with a great blend of old-school authenticity but new-school sound design. His rave stabs are tightly coiled and looped, the bass is fleshy and elastic and the vocal samples add that unique character. Once the pianos arrive, the euphoria flows freely. On the reverse is 'Groove Tek' which is a prog techno come jungle fusion which never lets up and is packed with energy and deepness.
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Rice Up
Rice Up (12")
Cat: DEATHCHANT 108. Rel: 14 Feb 24
Rice Up (5:18)
Smoke Dad (4:29)
Vegan Rice Beats (1:02)
Review: Deathchant continues its mission to put out the most deranged and situated hardcore out there with this new one from Akira, which takes the label well over 100 releases. 'Rice Up' kicks off with an unlikely sample from the tune best known for defining the Rocky soundtrack and it comes in a world of caustic fuzz and noise. After that one, 'Smoke Dad' is another techno blizzard with dense synth winds howling away over the edgy and serrated bass and beats. 'Vegan Rice Beats' shuts down with hip-hop samples and plenty of scratching.
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Turbo Breaks EP
Turbo Breaks EP (limited heavyweight vinyl 12")
Cat: ABVFS 019. Rel: 02 Nov 22
Temple Of Boom (5:16)
Out Of Control (4:22)
Turbo Breaks (4:50)
Equatorial Bass (remix) (4:57)
Review: Turbo Breaks by name, Turbo Breaks by nature. Diplomat and Beagle are reunited on this powerful new offering with some new tunes and an update of one of their old classics. 'Temple Of Boom' kicks off with fixing, brain-frying synths over relentless drum precision. It's a naggy track to shake up the floor. 'Out Of Control' is another fierce and fast-paced new school workout while the title track mixes up meticulous drum programming with funky brass, slamming bass and melodic patterns that bring the rave. The remix of 'Equatorial Bass' is a mix of floating breakdowns and revved-up drum & bass madness.
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Crybaby
Crybaby (12")
Cat: DEATHCHANT 102. Rel: 22 Dec 22
Crybaby (7:34)
Time To Get A Job (5:37)
Wanna Go Faster (Amen dub mix) (6:25)
Wanna Go Faster (Footburn mix) (6:37)
Review: There is no mucking about with this one from Hellfish on Deathchant - it is raw and pure old-school gabba brilliance. The title track 'Crybaby' opens with scorched bass and bright, sharp synth stabs that obscure a stylized female vocal in real grit and grime. 'Time To Get A Job' is a weird and wonderful sound with drunken drum stomps and a hooky melodic refrain that tumbles about the mix beneath stiff hits. It's brilliantly bonkers and then on the flip come two different versions of 'Wanna Go Faster'. The first is brain-frying and intense with frosted stabs and caustic synths and Footburn mix is then a blistering and industrial bit of techno noise.
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Roffadamn Jungle
Roffadamn Jungle (translucent green vinyl double 12" + MP3 download code)
Cat: PRSPCT 298. Rel: 17 Aug 23
Roffadamn Jungle (3:38)
Roffadamn Jungle (instrumental) (3:36)
Roffadamn Jungle (Bizzy B remix) (5:27)
Roffadamn Jungle (Deformer remix) (4:11)
Roffadamn Jungle (Ed Rush remix) (4:10)
Roffadamn Jungle (Mackadena IllyNoiz remix) (3:41)
Roffadamn Jungle (Rotterdam Terror Corps remix) (3:32)
Roffadamn Jungle (Akira Concrete Jungle remix) (4:24)
Review: Roffa than ruff! Netherlands craftsman Mike Redman (AKA Deformer) unites local MCs Bigman Scep, Swift and Dart for this big singalong skank-out. Tailored for festivals, it pays homage to the roots with big party energy. Meanwhile on the remix front we're bombarded with an all-star cast as UK OGs Bizzy B and Ed Rush both get stuck in alongside Mike under his Deformer alias. Bizzy is all about the modern rave twist while Ed Rush gets an old Bad Company style and Deformer goes all-out breakcore. Elsewhere on this double 12" opus we see Mackadena get the breaks on, Rotterdam Terror Corps go full hardcore and Akira teasing us with a little twist of gabber. High grade Dutch business.
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Archetypical
Cat: BAD 003. Rel: 09 Nov 22
All Out Of Luck Son (6:01)
Archetypical (5:39)
Opportunity Knocks (5:05)
Whale Song (8:16)
Review: Snapping necks, frying minds, taking names - Thuggy Widdz is on an absolute roll this year thanks to his recent album on Western Lore, his release on Hooversound and now this massive four piece on the burgeoning Badlands imprint. You should know the vibe by now; brazen breakbeat choppage and high energy rave flavours across the spectrum. Highlights here include the walloping emotion of 'Whale Song' and pure venom of 'Archetypical'. Savage.
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Crack Of Dawn EP
Crack Of Dawn EP (limited 12")
Cat: KF 298. Rel: 30 Jan 24
Crack Of Dawn (5:36)
Scary (5:53)
Crimestretch (6:30)
Review: The superb Kniteforce label takes no prisoners once more with a blistering new EP from The Rood Project that is a perfect time-warp back to the heyday of 90s rave. The Crack Of Dawn 12" actually dropped in 1993 and is an experimental jungle techno mash up for peak time listening. It's dark, energising and packed with great samples about being high. And that's just the title track - 'Scary' is like a rollercoaster that breaks free of its rails and 'Crimestretch' is a cacophony of dark, brutal breaks and drilling bass.
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Tall Tales EP
Cat: REC 36. Rel: 27 Feb 24
Mix It (feat Gand) (5:04)
U Don't Know (5:22)
Had A Choice (5:36)
Aqua (5:43)
Review: Iconic label/record shop from the mid-90s Remix Records is back courtesy of Kniteforce! And this five-piece party pack from one of London's most consistent breaksmiths right now - man like Dwarde - is the perfect way to herald their hardcore legacy. Big pianos, pitched up vocals, swashbuckling Amens and house samples galore, Dwarde takes everyone to 1994 on a big old ravey magic carpet but with an edge and energy that will fit all junglist sets at the same time. Magic.
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Re Blasted EP
Cat: ABVFS 018. Rel: 05 Jul 22
Space Piano (5:50)
In The House (4:58)
We Run Tings (5:08)
Sonic Tonic (5:03)
Review: Explosive rave flavours! X-Plode strikes Amen Brother again with more high energy pieces. 'Space Piano' says it all - a lavish twist of detuned rave stabs and high vibe keys wrapped tightly around each other to squeeze as many positive vibes out of the situation. The feels remain high throughout the rest of the EP: 'In The House' is all about that rolling jungle techno 4x4, 'We Run Tings' nods towards the bleep side of the foundation and that aggy, tense Prodigy Experience vibe before 'Sonic Tonic' closes with a big hoover riff that drops into the most euphoric element of the EP. X-Plode: putting the bang into bangers each and every.
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Proxima Centauri EP
Cat: KF 158. Rel: 24 Jul 23
Heaven (Outside) (3:48)
Stella (4:25)
Is A Dancer (5:29)
Out There (5:17)
Review: Timeless hardcore breakbeat action as label newcomer DJ Stephano makes his debut on Luna C's seminal Kniteforce imprint. 'Heaven' sets the scene with all big flavours from the time; euphoric pianos, wild time-stretched drums and a feel good energy. Deeper into the EP we rave as 'Stella' takes us into deep space with its prowling arpeggio and alien-landing pads. Flip for more piano positivity and hardcore style pitched up vocals while 'Out There' brings the EP to a contemplative close. Classic Kniteforce tackle.
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Outer Limits EP
Cat: KFW 15. Rel: 10 May 23
The Pulse (5:40)
Into The Unknown (4:55)
Feel The Bass (4:54)
Memories In Time (5:33)
Review: Previously operating as Deadly Nightshade, Stuart Brown ignites a brand new alias for this fantastic Kniteforce debut 'Outer Limits'. A love letter to the primordial hardcore soup of the early 90s, each cut flexes a different tempo and vibe as he pays homage to a different shade of hardcore/jungle/techno. 'The Pulse' sounds like something that would have come out of the Jack Smooth HQ in 1991, all rampant pace, heavy kicks and lush pianos. 'Into The Unknown' hits with a Blapps Posse style swagger. 'Feel The Bass' is pure UK hardcore breaks with big Belgian sweeps while 'Memories In Time' brings us to a Subliminal Cuts style euphoric finale. Authentic to the core; keep your finger on this guy!
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The Belligerent Deranged & Quite Perturbing EP
Cat: JUNKJUNGLE 02. Rel: 03 Aug 23
Swirls (6:48)
Close To The Edge (6:17)
The Rebel (6:04)
Love Miracle (7:47)
Review: And the award for the best title this month goes to DJ Junk for The Belligerent, Deranged & Quite Perturbing EP. The jungle itself is hella intense and fiery once you drop the needle on this record - 'Swirls' is an unreeling ash up of breakbeats and sci-fi sonics. 'Close To The Edge' then goes deep on vocal musings before explosive drums bow up the dance floor and 'The Rebel' then takes a jump up path with rapped vocals bring the spice. Last of all is a well sampled and funkier fusion in the form of the party starting 'Love Miracle.'

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